Websites for the businesses Villagers call.
Nearly 16,000 people live inside the gate, and when they need a roofer, a golf cart fixed or a good place to eat, they ask a neighbor and then look you up. I build the site and the Google listing they find: easy to read, honest, and one tap from calling you.
Built for the way Villagers look for help
Text big enough to read without glasses
Most of your customers are on an iPad at the kitchen table. I set the type large, the contrast high, and keep the menus short.
The phone number first, not a form
Villagers call. Your number sits at the top of every page and stays on screen as they scroll, one tap to dial.
Your face, your reviews, how long you've been here
People here hire someone a neighbor vouched for. Your site shows your real photo, your Google reviews and your years serving the Village.
Showing up when they search “near me”
Your Google listing set up right: the Village in your service area, the right categories, and the hours and photos people check first.
Who I build for in the Village
- Contractors, roofers, painters and handymen working inside the gate
- Lawn, landscaping and pressure-washing crews
- Golf cart sales and repair
- Restaurants and shops along DeSoto Boulevard
- Realtors and property managers
- In-home care, cleaning and pet sitting
- Clubs, churches and Village groups that need an events page
Live in the Village: RLC Landscape
Cass Huff has done lawn care, stonework and irrigation in the Village since 1997. His site lists every job he does in his own words, shows a before-and-after film made from his own job photos, and keeps his number one tap away. Visit rlclandscape.com
See more sites already live for Arkansas businesses on my Hot Springs web design page.
Not a business? Old family photos, brought back.
I also clean up faded, scratched family photos and bring them to life with a few seconds of gentle movement. They make a good gift for a reunion, a memorial or Christmas. See living photos.
Questions
Are you in the Village?
I'm in Hot Springs, about half an hour down Highway 7. Almost all of the work happens by text and email, so you never have to drive anywhere, and you deal with me directly, not a help desk.
What does it cost?
$850 for a full small-business website, with a payment plan for anybody: $200 down, then $130 a month for five months. I build you a free preview first, so you see it before you decide.
My customers aren't on Facebook much. Does a website still matter?
Yes, more than Facebook. When a Villager's neighbor gives them your name, the next thing they do is look you up on Google. A real site and a filled-out Google listing are what they find.
Can you help with my Google listing too?
Yes. I set up or fix your Google Business Profile: the service area, categories, photos and hours, and a review link you can hand to happy customers.